Once a Mobster, always a Mobster.

1. 
   jo*rose 05.12.07 / 9pm

   I guess I’m not that much of a use to the country. I won’t be able to vote on Monday cause I’m registered back home and not here in Manila.
2. 
   jewel 05.13.07 / 2pm

   Im not going to vote…! it’s because i’m not a registred voter! hahahaha! and besides the trend will remain. I just remember Heraclitus theory of change that is ever-present and all-encompassing and to achieve positive change it will start somehow in a negative change, example of this is revolution, revo is relative it can be viewed as positive or negative depending on the medium and how it is used. Now, tell me guys which process or type of change our country needs to endure to attain socio-politico/cal stability? Is it election or can i say bloody election? change pa rin un….common…punto dibista..! (confused nko ah, makabayan pa ba ako or dna?
3. 
   jewel 05.13.07 / 3pm

   Hey! i suggest that you should go home and vote, who knows it will make a difference in your province…where is your province by the way? Mr wites how about you?
4. 
   jo*rose 05.13.07 / 4pm

   ^ I’m from Zambales.
5. 
   jewel 05.13.07 / 4pm

   zambales! magsaysay’s ownership! relatives fought together! i remember beach…what else is nice to see in your province?
6. 
   jewel 05.13.07 / 5pm

   guess what? i just completed the registration for YM…i dont know how to do this prior…am i old enough to know this…anyway learning happens by chance!
7. 
   xine 05.13.07 / 9pm

   Yep, I’m going to vote tomorrow. I’m not really sure if I want to, but I’d rather use my right to vote than give those unscrupulous people a chance to steal it.
8. 
   wites 05.15.07 / 2pm

   well, i don’t know anything about heraclitus or any of his teaching but i partly believe that a drastic measure should be made before any change be seen. i say partly because even though how bulletproof a system is it’s always the implementors that screw things up. and once they gain power, they become corrupt. and who will stop them? or should i say “quis custodiet ipsos custodes” (who will guard the guards)?

   sometimes i jokingly say to my friends that it would be better if we follow the communist form of government, not because everthing is controlled by the government, but because people simply follow the rules. if not, who knows what happens to them. *smiles*

   btw, i’m from negros occidental. *smile*
9. 
   jewel 05.15.07 / 5pm

   very intellectual! punto dibista!
10. 
    jaJa 05.16.07 / 9am

    naaaah…. if they pay for my plane fare… yeah maybe i will ehehehe… good thing the stars are not shining based on election quick counts…. last time, no.1 was no.1 because of a decent image and real cool jingle on tv… the formula didnt work for poor lil pechay this time though… one must ride with the national issues affecting the country… say something really patriotic or is it synonymous now with dramatic in philippine context… now who was really fighting for the filipino’s rights or who was just acting… i betcha dis year, there’ll be lots of shouting, crying and fighting by politicians on tv… after all its the cheapest form of campaign for halalan 2010..
11. 
    ryhel 05.16.07 / 11am

    I’ll only have the ink of my pen on the ballot if cheating and deceiting is not a practice in this democratic country …how can my one vote be secured if thousands of votes are being controlled by shadow people elsewhere? has there ever been an sacracy on this practice?
12. 
    wites 05.16.07 / 12pm

    @jaja: reminds me of the former sitcom “abangan ang susunod na kabanata” *hehehe*

    @ryhel: so true. i guess everyone here, if not all, shares the same line of thought as you do.

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